Just a sampling of the many Project Linus events in 2023 that we host here at PLACE
(Project Linus Activity Center Extraordinaire).
Month of January
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As part of their ongoing effort of caring for communities, Busy Beaver selected Project Linus for their Round-up program for the month of January. If you chose to round up your purchase during the month of January all proceeds go to Project Linus. Thank you to the customers who donated at the following locations:
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ASHTABULA
CALCUTTA CANTON CASTLE SHANNON CRAFTON |
DELMONT
ELKINS ELLWOOD CITY FAIRMONT GREENVILLE |
GROVE CITY
IRWIN KITTANNING LATROBE LAWRENCEVILLE |
MINERVA
MOON TWP. MOUNDSVILLE MOUNT PLEASANT NEW CASTLE |
NEW KENSINGTON
SALEM WASHINGTON WEIRTON WHITE OAK |
February
A very generous donation of yarn was delivered to us. These are some pictures from that delivery.
May
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Members of the the Ruth Circle group from Heritage Church in Ligonier made their semi-annual drop off. There were 500 assorted blankets in this batch. Thank you! |
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On Saturday, May 6 we had a Linus Learner class on how to make a floss tied small quilt. If you have wanted to learn to make quilts but are intimidated by the machine quilting process, this is a great way to start! To see other classes held in 2023 along with instructions click HERE.
BNY Mellon
Community Partnership Day I
June
On Saturday, June 10 we had another Linus Learner class. This one was how to make mid-size fleece blankets from kits available at the storefront. To see other classes held in 2023 along with instructions click HERE.
July
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The Duck Donut store located in Upper St. Clair held a fundraiser for our chapter on July 2. The store donated 20% of the sales from that day to Project Linus. What better excuse to eat a donut!
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August
We once again had the privilege to provide blankets for Camp Chihopi. This is a summer camping experience for children ages 7 to 15 who have received liver transplants and/or intestine transplants. For more information about Camp Chihopi click HERE.
Leann explains to the families of the campers the mission of Project Linus.
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For three days in August, volunteers from the Pittsburgh Project Linus Chapter manned a
table at the Pittsburgh Creative Arts Festival, held at a local hotel. They used their skills to wind yarn for attendees, provided information about Project Linus and raffled off several baskets containing specialty yarns. In the Community Room our volunteers also taught interested attendees how to crochet edges on fleece. |
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September
BNY Mellon Community Partnership Day II
On Saturday, September 16 we had another Linus Learner class. This one was on how to make a simple and quick "I Spy" quilt with 6 1/2" square blocks. To see other classes held in 2023 along with instructions for this quilt click HERE.
